(09-08-2020, 09:01 AM)rjvencken Wrote:(09-07-2020, 03:35 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: IMHO what happens is that Webex on your Phone thinks it's a picture taken with the front-facing camera and, not seeing any exifs, mirrors it by default. So the problem is really with Webex (on your phone) and not with Gimp (my own Webex persona is also an output from Gimp and displays OK, but I use Webex on a PC).
Instead of removing the EXIF data, try using exiftool to force normal orientation:
Code:
exiftool -n -Orientation=1 <img>
# or
exiftool -Orientation=top,left <img>
First one gave me nothing
Second one error:
The first one has set the Exif orientation of the picture (the second one was a possible alternative, trying to guess acceptable inputs, obvoiusly failed(*)). So once the first one worked, did you try to use the file in Webex?
(*) Digging a bit more, that could have been:
Code:
exiftool -Orientation='Horizontal' <image>